Henry Ford faces charges for securities and wire fraud involving $5 million through his company, Fallcatcher, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

The Citizens Police Oversight Commission audits Philadelphia Police Internal Affairs, uncovering concerns and aiming to improve integrity and transparency in police misconduct investigations.

The reopened Manchester Avenue Bridge in Delaware County highlights a successful partnership between local agencies and PennDOT, with improved safety features and completed ahead of schedule.

A cargo truck in Southwest Philadelphia had 400 cases of beef, worth $15,000, stolen before 5 a.m. with no suspects identified yet.

Latif Williams received a 25-50 year prison sentence for the 2021 shooting death of Temple University student Sam Collington, after being found guilty of third-degree murder and weapons charges.

New traffic restrictions due to the I-95 CAP project at Penn's Landing are expected to cause significant delays on southbound Columbus Boulevard in Philadelphia until mid-2025.

James Simmonds, former fire chief of Prospect Park, resigned over a post about an assassination attempt on Trump, following public and official backlash.

Philadelphia officials have amended the operating hours of the city's Heatline service to 8:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. during a heatwave, correcting a previous communication error.

Teoscar Hernandez won the 2023 MLB Home Run Derby, becoming the first Los Angeles Dodger to do so, and solidifying the Dominican Republic's reputation with his narrow victory over Bobby Witt Jr.

A community held a memorial to mark the one-year anniversary of the Bucks County floods, honoring the seven lives lost and celebrating first responders.

Excessive Heat Warning issued for parts of Delaware, New Jersey, and southeast Pennsylvania with heat index values up to 102°F. Residents should take precautions against heat-related illnesses.

Sean Daly pleaded guilty to stabbing his elderly mother, Melba Daly, to death in Mays Landing; details remain scarce as the community grapples with the tragedy.

PennDOT plans a $36.8 million renovation for I-76, including repairs to ramps and bridges, affecting nighttime traffic in Philadelphia with phased travel restrictions and detours starting July 15, 2024.